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2021-05-01 - 2021-06-01 (60 messages)

2021-04-01 - 2021-05-01 (91 messages)

2021-03-01 - 2021-04-01 (153 messages)

  1. 2021-04-30  [1] Two SAS data-manager positions at UNC-CH...   Gardner, Da
  2. 2021-04-26  [4] Resetting sas using the magic string          Tom Robinso
  3. 2021-04-25  [1] How to stop interactive SAS processing in th  Roger Deang
  4. 2021-04-25  [1] Reset SAS IDE to just after the initial auto  Roger Deang
  5. 2021-04-24  [1] Setting the path of the executing program in  Roger Deang
  6. 2021-04-23  [1] Magic reset string enhancement                Roger Deang
  7. 2021-04-21  [4] Calculations and descriptive statistics       Mark Keintz
  8. 2021-04-20  [8] Macro runs but no data file                   Mark Keintz
  9. 2021-04-19  [2] Check SAS logs for error warning notes datas  Roger Deang
 10. 2021-04-19  [1] SASensei Teams Feature                        Allan Bowe 
 11. 2021-04-19  [1] What is the full path to user macro dosubl    Roger Deang
 12. 2021-04-19  [4] Select high payment periods and generating c  Roger Deang
 13. 2021-04-19 [15] can only list 200 files in a folder in Share  Tom Robinso
 14. 2021-04-18  [1] Calculating a weighted or moving sum for a w  Roger Deang
 15. 2021-04-15  [9] disk problem                                  Mark Keintz
 16. 2021-04-15  [2] Determine if a SAS data set is created        Joe Matise 
 17. 2021-04-14  [6] Cannot get autosave to work with the 1980's   Roger DeAng
 18. 2021-04-14  [8] selecting CSV files from a directory with th  Allan Bowe 
 19. 2021-04-13  [4] Inner join does not see char values matched   Brandy Sinc
 20. 2021-04-11 [10] numbers changes when converting .xls into .x  Alan Church
 21. 2021-04-07  [1] [info] livestream workshops in May / June     Daniel Baue
 22. 2021-04-03  [1] Fun With SAS ODS Graphics: Ellipses Easter E  tc 
 23. 2021-04-03  [3] OT: LaTeX sugconf.cls for Jupyter Notebook,   Ron RJF Feh
 24. 2021-04-03  [1] What time is it? SASGF registration time!     tc 
 25. 2021-04-02  [1] Creating command macros for the 1980s DMS Ed  Roger Deang